Was Mr Naito not informed of this deal? What was that?! Did he not sit in those meetings during the negotiation…
He wasnt told about the change in purchase order, but he acted out for a different reason as you might already know by now.
Daichi, the company that Wind had previously acquired belonged to Naitos father. His son, Mr Naito was under the impression that Daichi was forced out and when he saw the CEO Mr Park's name on the contract he decided to back out because he thought that Wind was trying to be unjust to Shimizu once again.
I think if he hadnt seen Mr Park's name on the contract, it would have been signed then and there. After all even though he hadnt participated in the private negotiation he sat through the entire contract signing meeting and agreed to it all.
I'm on epi3 now and kinda don't understand the plot. Why is ML so persistent in saving this nearly bankrupt company…
I might be wrong but 1) it's his job, and he's one of the best in the field. 2) might be related to his backstory and why decided to come back to Korea (it was for revenge on a pharma company) but they haven't untied all knots in this end.
Out of curiosity, I have been noticing several dramas on mdl get <8, I havent seen many dramas in the past year since life got busy.
To all the drama watchers and mdl users out there, has the kdrama storytelling declined? I remembered back in 2021 - 2023 there were so many highly rated dramas which were also very good. What is it like now? Have mdl raters become more selective of drama quality?
Respectfully, disagree. The plot about finding the gold is decent, however, the overall execution is terrible.…
You know what, lets drop this, dont think we will get much out of it anyway. Sorry I never meant to get this conversation heated. We can agree to disagree. I see why you like this drama. I also like the main plot, it's relaxing. Enjoy the rest of the drama!! :)
Respectfully, disagree. The plot about finding the gold is decent, however, the overall execution is terrible.…
You should probably read every other comment on here -- this is a discussion forum, and if you feel strongly about sharing opinions, maybe you could have done the same as well. :)
i feel so bad for Jung Hae Seong..he found his dad but at what cost. Also whoever is calling this drama boring…
Respectfully, disagree. The plot about finding the gold is decent, however, the overall execution is terrible. 1. it's weird af that they decided to use the nis for comedic relief, when the nis is critical to the gold storyline. they project that jeong hae sung is the only agent capable of fighting, because the others can't run away, let alone fight to save their lives. It is very hard to take them seriously at any point in this drama. 2. There are too many plot holes, e.g., how easily people keep finding out that they're with the NIS. If you're with a country's apex intelligence agency, there is no way they would so willingly reveal themselves (see ep 10). 3. The entire party thing was such a sham. So was the grades tampering. 4. The acting often feels over the top. E.g., when Soo-Ah tried turning the bust on her own . You would assume that she would be more careful about this. It is very hard to take a drama seriously when you keep having to skip these parts just to stay for the main plot (I am staying for the main plot), and eventually it gets boring and repetitive.
Daichi, the company that Wind had previously acquired belonged to Naitos father. His son, Mr Naito was under the impression that Daichi was forced out and when he saw the CEO Mr Park's name on the contract he decided to back out because he thought that Wind was trying to be unjust to Shimizu once again.
I think if he hadnt seen Mr Park's name on the contract, it would have been signed then and there. After all even though he hadnt participated in the private negotiation he sat through the entire contract signing meeting and agreed to it all.
1) it's his job, and he's one of the best in the field.
2) might be related to his backstory and why decided to come back to Korea (it was for revenge on a pharma company) but they haven't untied all knots in this end.
I think you did. This was 19 hrs ago.
To all the drama watchers and mdl users out there, has the kdrama storytelling declined? I remembered back in 2021 - 2023 there were so many highly rated dramas which were also very good. What is it like now? Have mdl raters become more selective of drama quality?
Have fun watching the drama, I watch it too but we can try and be more open & less accusatory on public forums.
1. it's weird af that they decided to use the nis for comedic relief, when the nis is critical to the gold storyline. they project that jeong hae sung is the only agent capable of fighting, because the others can't run away, let alone fight to save their lives. It is very hard to take them seriously at any point in this drama.
2. There are too many plot holes, e.g., how easily people keep finding out that they're with the NIS. If you're with a country's apex intelligence agency, there is no way they would so willingly reveal themselves (see ep 10).
3. The entire party thing was such a sham. So was the grades tampering.
4. The acting often feels over the top. E.g., when Soo-Ah tried turning the bust on her own . You would assume that she would be more careful about this.
It is very hard to take a drama seriously when you keep having to skip these parts just to stay for the main plot (I am staying for the main plot), and eventually it gets boring and repetitive.